A new report says that Amazon is planning to launch, quote, tariff pricing on products so you can see

exactly how much more you have to spend when you're buying a product made outside the U.S.

Now, the White House has called this hostile against the U.S. and against the Trump administration,

a hostile act, indeed, but Amazon is denying it.

They're saying that it's not true.

This report is false, but it does highlight a serious concern that has been in the news this morning,

and that is, will we face shortages?

Now, one story that's come up quite a bit is a rumor circulating over a conversation Trump had

with several CEOs in the Oval Office

some weeks ago.

When he announced these massive tariffs on China, 145 percent in total, several CEOs met with

the president to say there will be empty shelves that so much of what we get is made in China, not just core goods, but also components

of goods even manufactured in the U.S., that this will cause supply shortages across the board.

And it's not just the tariffs on China.

It's the tariffs across the board.

You're going to walk into a target.

Shelves are expected to be empty.

Now, Donald Trump's approval rating is down. And it's not just from these, look, you know,

I read like ABC News in Washington post polls. I don't believe those for a second. But Rasmussen,

we learned to pronounce it correctly, by the way, has Donald Trump down four points. It's not the worst approval rating in the world. And Rasmussen, we learned to pronounce it correctly, by the way, has Donald Trump down four points.

It's not the worst approval rating in the world, and Rasmussen has been pretty dang accurate

as it pertains to these elections, but it does show that Donald Trump's approval rating has

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